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PEASS-ng
Privilege Escalation Awesome Scripts SUITE
...Use it at your own machines and/or with the owner's permission. Here you will find privilege escalation tools for Windows and Linux/Unix and MacOS. Find the latest versions of all the scripts and binaries in the releases page. Check the parsers directory to transform PEASS outputs to JSON, HTML and PDF. -
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gotests
Automatically generate Go test boilerplate from your source code
gotests makes writing Go tests easy. It's a Golang command line tool that generates table-driven tests based on its target source files' function and method signatures. Any new dependencies in the test files are automatically imported. From the commandline, gotests can generate Go tests for specific source files or an entire directory. By default, it prints its output to stdout. -
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K8tools
Security- and exploitation-oriented utilities and proof-of-concepts
K8tools is a large, curated GitHub repository collecting dozens (hundreds) of security- and exploitation-oriented utilities, proof-of-concepts, and payloads aimed at penetration testing, privilege escalation, and vulnerability exploitation. The project bundles exploits for many well-known CVEs, remote get-shell scripts, local privilege-escalation helpers, credential-harvesting utilities, scanning and brute-force tools, and a variety of platform-specific binaries and archives organized into... -
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CitLab
Combinatorial Interaction Testing Laboratory
Although the research community around combinatorial interaction testing has been very active for several years, it has failed to find common solutions on some issues. First of all, there is not a common abstract nor concrete language to express combinatorial problems. Combinatorial testing generator tools are strongly decoupled making difficult their interoperability and the exchange of models and data. In this project, we propose an abstract and concrete specific language for combinatorial problems. ... -
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dude development environment for java
Compile and run Java programs without using command mode!
Dude is a small simple development environment written in Java which allows you to compile and run Java programs without using the command window. It is platform independent and open source. Dude is easy to set up and uses the same directory structure for source and object files. -
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Sericulus
Sericulus helps you manage your computing estate.
Do you manage hundreds or thousands of PCs? Then Sericulus will help you manage your computing estate. Sericulus is about checking one or two small things across many computers. Ever needed to do that? You know the scenario, you sit down at your PC and plough through a dozen machines manually checking some config file on each of them one at a time, then extrapolate your results across your estate. Well now you can check everything in your estate quickly and automatically! Here... -
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Concutest is a collection of tools designed to make the development and testing of concurrent Java programs easier and more reliable. Concutest is available under the BSD License and under active development by the JavaPLT group at Rice University.
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RTCH is a set of tools for organizing lisp RT tests based on their position in a directory hierarchy. Inspired by portch (http://groups.google.com/group/cl-terrace/web/portch?pli=1).
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